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maskormenace2015-06-20 06:40 pm
askedtobe) wrote in maskormenace2015-06-20 06:40 pm
TEXT. 100% ANON.
[ 100% fully anonymous ]
Name: Unnecessary
Occupation: Mob Boss
Business: Racketeering (namely money laundering), working with the MFPD
Residence: Maurtia Falls
Murders associated with: Total # unknown, but 6+
Status: Dead as of 7th
I can't exactly say why I found myself in front of this man over a week ago. It wasn't planned to any concrete extent, and yet my intentions were decided upon before I even arrived in Maurtia Falls. While I continue to struggle with my feelings towards those who commit crime without abandon, and towards those who show no inclination to change, I can't help but think there's only one true thing that can be done about it. Which was exacted by my hand without a second thought and no real lingering guilt - at the time
From here on out, it would only be done with far more reserve - pause, if you will - and yet no less reason. Simply put, I cannot and will not guarantee i'll be looking to save those who have done others significant harm.
I'm fully aware that a known vigilante group is out to help others as well - outside of the government - and both its function and initiative is in no way focused on the end goal of annihilation. Otherwise they might be simply considered murderers, causing more harm than good. One mobster's death may not cause so great a tumble in the mob's structure as to result in further problems in MF, but it will shake the foundation into necessary light and bring out those that once remained where they could not be seen. It will make it that much easier to spot who is willing to cause more trouble, and how they might go about doing it.
While i'm not encouraging, to the deepest extent, to kill others haphazardly, I still believe that there are more permanent ways to handle problems that we all face here. Permanent being the key word. Some people should simply not be allowed to walk freely and should be stopped before they're capable of enjoying another day under their horrifying command.
[ 100% fully anonymous + Archangel filter ]
For those who choose to comment on what the government might have to say, they've already spoken their feelings on the matter. The flood gates have opened, there's no longer any way of saying they'll close.
[ ooc note; OKAY SO. Feel free to respond to this post as you will. It's more of a commentary from 'anon' regarding the aftermath of Famine and about his feeeeelings. But, most importantly, he miiight not be responding to commentary. HOWEVER, the Archangel people he'll be... at least more likely to talk to. No promises on that regard, but he mostly wants Archangel folks to know that he's talking to ya'll more than anyone else.
That's all; have at! ]
Name: Unnecessary
Occupation: Mob Boss
Business: Racketeering (namely money laundering), working with the MFPD
Residence: Maurtia Falls
Murders associated with: Total # unknown, but 6+
Status: Dead as of 7th
I can't exactly say why I found myself in front of this man over a week ago. It wasn't planned to any concrete extent, and yet my intentions were decided upon before I even arrived in Maurtia Falls. While I continue to struggle with my feelings towards those who commit crime without abandon, and towards those who show no inclination to change, I can't help but think there's only one true thing that can be done about it. Which was exacted by my hand without a second thought and no real lingering guilt - at the time
From here on out, it would only be done with far more reserve - pause, if you will - and yet no less reason. Simply put, I cannot and will not guarantee i'll be looking to save those who have done others significant harm.
I'm fully aware that a known vigilante group is out to help others as well - outside of the government - and both its function and initiative is in no way focused on the end goal of annihilation. Otherwise they might be simply considered murderers, causing more harm than good. One mobster's death may not cause so great a tumble in the mob's structure as to result in further problems in MF, but it will shake the foundation into necessary light and bring out those that once remained where they could not be seen. It will make it that much easier to spot who is willing to cause more trouble, and how they might go about doing it.
While i'm not encouraging, to the deepest extent, to kill others haphazardly, I still believe that there are more permanent ways to handle problems that we all face here. Permanent being the key word. Some people should simply not be allowed to walk freely and should be stopped before they're capable of enjoying another day under their horrifying command.
[ 100% fully anonymous + Archangel filter ]
For those who choose to comment on what the government might have to say, they've already spoken their feelings on the matter. The flood gates have opened, there's no longer any way of saying they'll close.
[ ooc note; OKAY SO. Feel free to respond to this post as you will. It's more of a commentary from 'anon' regarding the aftermath of Famine and about his feeeeelings. But, most importantly, he miiight not be responding to commentary. HOWEVER, the Archangel people he'll be... at least more likely to talk to. No promises on that regard, but he mostly wants Archangel folks to know that he's talking to ya'll more than anyone else.
That's all; have at! ]
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